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She was enchanted by the beauty of the sunset over the mountains.
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casual - (również) nieformalny
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predecessor, precursor, forerunner
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The dire wolves are living in an undisclosed area enclosed by 3- meter-high fence.
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jądro (np. komórkowe, atomowe) start learning
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staranie, przedsięwzięcie, wysiłek start learning
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Their new endeavour is to build a kindergarten in every commune.
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narażać na niebezpieczeństwo start learning
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One reckless person can imperil other drivers.
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unimpressed, unaffected, unfazed
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tak więc, dlatego, w związku z tym start learning
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Trenings of professionals are more exhausting, thus/therefore, they need to rest and eat more.
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przewidywać, spodziewać się start learning
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You can't tickle yourself since your brain anticipates the sensation when you move your hand.
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zagadkowy, tajemniczy, enigmatyczny start learning
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puzzling, mysterious, enigmatic Human brain still remains puzzling/enigmatic/mysterious to scientists.
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This initiative empowers students to speak up and lead.
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Stress is not conducive to clear thinking.
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Seeing her husband talking to the neighbour, she burst with envy.
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częstość, zapadalność (na jakąś chorobę) start learning
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The incidence of lung cancer was 52 per 100,000 people in 2020.
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I'll come back to this thread later.
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hallmark, trademark, feature trademark - (również) znak towarowy
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incentive/stimulus/spur to The success of her first book was an incentive/stimulus/spur to write more.
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Please only include facts pertinent to the case.
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The safety of citizens should be an overarching concern for the government.
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rozszczepienie jądra atomu start learning
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The development of human civilization began to accelerate exponentially.
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Would you like another coffee?
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The sink is plugged with hair.
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challenge, dispute, question Disputing/challenging/questioning one's beliefs is neither easy nor comfortable.
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These results testify to the effectiveness of the treatment.
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zawieszenie broni, rozejm start learning
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armistice, ceasefire, truce
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He briefly read the task and already knew the answer.
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tymczasowe zawieszenie lub wstrzymanie jakiejś działalności, zobowiązania, czy prawa start learning
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The government imposed a moratorium on nuclear testing.
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uchwalać, wcielać w życie start learning
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The government enacted a new law on data protection.
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na podstawie, w oparciu o start learning
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based on, on the basis of We need to make conclusions only on the basis of independent research./We need to make conclusions based only on independent research.
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used only with UNCOUNTABLE nouns a good deal of time/money
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in turn - (także) w rezultacie
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seaweed - wodorost
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podrasować (np. samochód), ulepszać dopracowywać start learning
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He spent the entire week tweaking his car.
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poll - (również) głosowanie, wybory
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The security guard ejected the drunk man from the club.
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nawadniać (np. pole, rośliny) start learning
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Farmers use canals to irrigate their crops.
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We marched onward/foreward/ahead through the forest.
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(również) pobierać opłate, oskarżać The army is charging the enemy with fury.
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nieprzewidywalny, nieobliczalny start learning
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barely, hardly - ledwo, ledwie It was merely a suggestion.
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demaskować (oszustwo), obalać (np. teorię, mit) start learning
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refute - obalać (np. teorię, mit) The myth that we use only 10% of our brain was debunked a long time ago.
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a self-fulfilling prohecy
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artretyzm, zapalenie stawów start learning
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She is very talented — indeed, one of the best in her field.
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nadejście (czegoś przełomowego) start learning
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onset - pojawienie się, początek The advent of artificial intelligence poses new ethical challenges.
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A violation/breach of contract may lead to legal action.
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require sth. of sb., demand sth. from sb.
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She handed in her resignation yesterday.
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powstawanie nowych neuronów start learning
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lawina (np. krytyki, pytań) start learning
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He found himself under barrage after his last answer.
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Emboldened by their first income, the enterprise decided to take risk.
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The first trials were made on rodent brains.
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Excessive alcohol consumption can trigger vomiting.
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przywołać (np. emocje, wspomnienia) start learning
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The meeting with my old friend evoked memories that had long gathered dust.
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May peace prevail on Earth.
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buyer, purchaser, acquirer
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potrafiący zachować się odpowiednio w każdej sytuacji, unikając gaf i nieprzyjemności start learning
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wierzyć w skuteczność działania (czegoś) start learning
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Many people swear by dietary supplements, but they don't compensate for balanced diet.
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Despite high hopes, the project fell short of the mark.
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This test serves as a benchmark for students' performance.
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We were hoping for a four-star hotel, but had to settle for a budget motel.
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Zasady są po to, by głupcy byli im posłuszni, a mądrzy – by czerpali z nich wskazówki. start learning
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Rules are for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise people
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sore - (również) obolały
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aware/cognisant/conscious of
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She’s eager for a chance to prove herself.
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typowy/charakterystyczny dla start learning
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typical/characteristic of Bruising is typical/characteristic of vitamin C deficiency.
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mean, cheap, stingy - skąpy Don't be mean to your friends.
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be ill/sick with, suffer from He is ill with pneumonia.
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Her decades of dedication to medical research earned her recognition truly worthy of a Nobel Prize.
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być zadowolonym z (czegoś) start learning
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obstawać/upierać się przy start learning
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It's really hard to talk to someone who persist in their believes.
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pine - sosna
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The fans were huddled around the TV, cheering for their team.
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rozmyślać nad, rozważać (coś) start learning
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ponder on/over, reflect on/upon The philosopher spent years pondering on/over the nature of consciousness, seeking answers that might never come.
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The chairman announced solemnly that their enterprise had become the most prominent in the region.
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cause, induce, bring about brought, brought. The new policy caused/induced/brought about significant improvements in education.
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Let me shed some spotlight on this issue.
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After the gas leak, the entire building was sealed off/isolated.
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This book offers a glimpse into the world of finance.
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przypisywać komuś negatywne cechy i traktować go w sposób dyskryminujący start learning
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zagłębiać się w, dokładnie analizkwać start learning
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If you want to understand something more precisely, you need to delve in/dissect it for a while.
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przymusowy, obowiązkowy, obligatoryjny start learning
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coercive, compulsory, obligatory, mandatory
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feasible, manageable, doable, viable viable - (również) rentowny
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pukać (np. do drzwi), trącać, szturchać start learning
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knock on/at the door. He stretched his arms and knocked a few glasses.
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please moisten and wring out
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She couldn't hide her emotion.
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tie in with, be tied up/linked with, be connected to The documentary ties in with the recent studies on climate change, providing visual evidence of the trends described in scientific papers.
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pasować do, zgadzać się z (czymś) start learning
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sygnał (do rozpoczęcia czegoś) start learning
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He took her silence as a cue to leave.
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Reality shows can help people look beyond the realm of their own experiences.
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przychód (całość wpływów) start learning
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income, earning - dochód, zysk (wpływ potrącony o koszty uzyskania)
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uchwała lub deklaracja podjęta przez zgromadzenie, komitet, zjazd lub kongres, która nie ma charakteru wiążącego. Jest to forma zbiorowej wypowiedzi, wyrażająca stanowisko w jakiejś sprawie start learning
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przyjmowanie pokarmu, spożywanie start learning
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lobster - homar
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The two paths diverge in the forest.
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unnecessary, needless, redundant, dispensable
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costly, pricey, expensive
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składzik, pomieszczenie do przechowywania start learning
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slight - (również) nieznaczny, drobny It's easy to slight her, be careful.
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distressing, distressful, upsetting upsetting - denerwujący, irytujący
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You can wear it, whatever this is. -What film would you like to watch? -Whatever.
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Nick wasn't sure whether he agreed with her or not, but he nodded anyway.
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-I'll pay you back. -As if!
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I have the feeling that you're hiding something from me.
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be inclined to - być skłonny do Do you fancy having a cup of tea? I don't feel like running now.
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proces, w którym organizm odbiera i przetwarza szkodliwe bodźce, które mogą prowadzić do odczuwania bólu start learning
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Proszę, nie zawracaj sobie tym głowy. start learning
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Please, dont trouble yourself.
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obiecujący, dobrze się zapowiadający start learning
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If only he would climb down, everything would be easier.
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doradzca (bliski współpracownik ważnej osoby) start learning
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deputy - (również) zastępca (osoby wyższej rangą)
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settelment, agreement, arrangement, accord, deal agreement, arrangement, deal, contract - umowa
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recognition, appreciation, acknowledgment She received recognition/appreciation for her hard work.
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continuity - ciągłość The transition from traditional classroom teaching to online learning has posed significant challenges for both educators and students, necessitating the rapid adaptation of new technologies and teaching methods to ensure educational continuity.
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przywrocić/powołać do życia start learning
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I didn't mean to hurt you.
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fell fallen. They fell out about a trifle.
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vouch for - ręczyć za
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omit - omijać, nie uwzględniać They tried to bypass the traffic jam by taking a side road.
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awful, nasty, disgusting, repulsive
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przypuszczenie, domniemanie start learning
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assumption, presumption, guess
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inert, inactive - bierny, bezczynny
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lump - bryła nieregularna, block - bryła regularna
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coalesce/merge/combine into faction - frakcja (polityczna) The various factions coalesced/merged/combined into a single political party.
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open, bare, uncovered, exposed bare - goły
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strange, weird, odd, quirky, bizarre, peculiar
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landmark - (również) punkt orientacyjny
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Go from one extreme to the other.
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gorączkować/denerwować się (czymś) start learning
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be in a pother over (sth.) She was in a pother over what to wear to the party.
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brać pod uwagę, uwzględniać (coś) start learning
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have regard to, allow for, take (sth.) into account/consideration, take account of One has to have regard to/allow for/take into account/take account of the terms of a concract.
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Not only did he win a price, but also his team was singled out.
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credible - wiarygodny, rzetelny
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crazy, mad, insane, frantic mad - (również) wściekły
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obedient - posłuszny
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The cat bristled at the approaching dog.
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zbyt daleko idący, przesadny start learning
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być stosowane/znajdować zastosowanie w start learning
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The technique is widely applied in medicine.
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szanować, darzyć poważaniem start learning
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I esteem her honesty/sincerity.
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The film, which everyone talks about, won several prestigious prizes.
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The artist, whose exhibition aroused controversy, is famous for his unconventional style.
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just, righteous, fair, fair-minded fair-minded, unbiased - bezstronny
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back - (również) wspierać Presidents Truman and Eisenhower backed the FCDA, which gave local goverments funds and reources to endorse privatized programs.
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Kennedy recommended American households take whatever steps were needed to outfit their property eith a fallout shelter.
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Do you deem nuclear weapons a bane of humanity?
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zostawić uchylone (np. okno) start learning
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hospitality
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prawie, niemal, praktycznie start learning
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virtually, practically, almost, nearly She practically/virtually has no money.
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kanarek w kopalni - wczesny sygnał ostrzegawczy start learning
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abysmal, fateful, unlucky, terrible, disastrous
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nieistotny, zaniedbywalny start learning
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negligible, insignificant, petty, meaningless
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regardless/irrespective of I wouldn't buy it, regardless of the price.
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amazed, astonished, astounded
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Whenever I look at myself, I see a person who was not good enough. You can leave whenever you wish.
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have enough of, be sick of, be fed up with I'm really sick of/fed up with you.
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aplikować/składać podanie o start learning
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steep/excessive/unreasonable/inordinate/exorbitant/extortionate price
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vain - próżny, zarozumiały
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indestructible, unbreakable
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I was very curious about his opinion on the newest book that everyone had been praising.
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She was very jealous of her younger sister's success, even though she had achieved a lot herself.
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You shouldn’t mess with the person who knows all the ins and outs of this issue, as it could have disastrous consequences for you.
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efficacy, efficiency, effectiveness
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dilemma - dylemat He faced a serious predicament/dilemma, having to choose between his career and his family.
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przypadkowo, niezamierzenie start learning
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inadvertently, unintentionally I inadvertently/unintentionally sent the email to the wrong person, and now I feel embarrassed.
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a bunch/cluster of grapes, houses in the village
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(również) uprząż The coach was trying to harness the energy of the young athletes so that they wouldn’t create chaos on the field.
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szpitalny oddział ratunkowy (SOR) start learning
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malutki, maleńki, mały, drobny start learning
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tiny, minuscule, little, petite, teeny
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A frigid atmosphere prevailed in the laboratory, and the researchers barely spoke to each other.
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start learning
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frightening, scary, terrible, appalling, terrifying, horrific, intimidating, fearsome
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I was very curious about his opinion on the newest book that everyone had been praising.
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oddziaływać, wchodzić w interakcję start learning
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Since the 1980s, we have known that certain foods can interact/interplay with drugs.
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start learning
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ograniczony/ograniczony do start learning
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confined/limited/restricted to
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wyrzuty sumienia, skrucha start learning
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The convicted man had shown no remorse. On the other hand, the convicted woman was filled with remorse.
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odpowiadać, pasować (komuś) start learning
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suit - (również) garnitur "When do you want to meet?" "Any time that might suit you."
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He decided to stick/adhere to his original plan.
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I didn't get a wink of sleep.
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We decided to reschedule our trip for the next week due to the sudden surge of work duties.
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come across as - sprawiać wrażenie Our mission has already proved/come as/transpired a success.
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contentious, disputed, controversial
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loan - (również) pożyczka
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rygorystyczność, surowość start learning
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prepare/get ready/gear up for
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sprawność, biegłość (w jakiejś dziedzinie) start learning
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dopalacz (urządzenie w samolotach) start learning
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runway, catwalk - wybieg dla modelek
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wlec (ciągnąć coś z trudem) start learning
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The box was so heavy that I had to drag it across the floor.
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łapówkarstwo, przekupstwo start learning
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bribe - łapówka
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osoba otrzymuje coś w zarząd, a następnie traktuje to jak własne start learning
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forgery - fałszerstwo
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rapist - gwałciciel
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zedrzeć z kogoś pieniądze start learning
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execution - (również) egzekucja
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Not to fall behind, we need to regularly implement new solutions.
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He was mumbling something under his nose.
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drew drown. It is assumed that the poet drew inspiration from ancient mythology.
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researcher - badacz
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The ceremony was sumptuous, as befits the occasion.
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brilliant - (również) genialny
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grand - imponujący, wielki
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fashion - (również) moda He greeted us in a friendly fashion.
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przypominać, być podobnym do start learning
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remind - przypominać (o czymś) She resembles/likens her mother.
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stumble upon, come across, run up against She stumbled upon/came across/run up against these documents in the office yesterday.
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cease, stop - przestać, przerwać According to their orders, we must stop/suspend/withhold the construction of the project immediately.
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cheesy, cheap, trashy, shoddy
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zakładać się o, obstawiać start learning
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bet, bet. They bet on who would guess the result of the experiment, and the stakes were high.
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After a long discussion, the teacher told the team off for not preparing for the presentation.
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zatrzymanie/utrzymanie (czegoś) start learning
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conservation, preservation - utrzymanie w dobrym stanie, konserwacja It must not become a free licence for the retention/keeping of data by governments or their agencies.
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skokowo (np. rozwijać się, wzrastać) start learning
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Inflation grew in leaps and bounds during the pandemy.
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w ogóle, ani trochę, absolutnie start learning
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forma wzmacniająca w zdaniach przeczących, zawsze stoi na końcu zdania He had no idea whatsoever.
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Recent studies suggest that the development of wings in bats and birds is a result of convergent evolution, in which unrelated species independently evolve similar traits due to similar environmental pressures.
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convincing, plausible, compelling, persuasive plausible - (również) wiarygodny, prawdopodobny
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klimat start learning
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clement, mild, gentle, temperate gentle - (również) - delikatny, subtelny The climate here is very clement.
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na przełomie/skraju (czegoś) start learning
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on the cusp/verge of, at the turn/point of We're on the cusp/verge of discovering something bigger.
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colleague - kolega z pracy
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independent, self-reliant independent - (również) niezależny
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She was irritated with/at her brother for interrupting her.
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She was irritated at/by his constant lateness.
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play turant - wagarować My father was furious/enraged at me for playing truant.
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wściekły na (coś/z powodu czegoś) start learning
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furious/enraged about (sth.) My father was furious/enraged about my absence from lessons.
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My father was angry/mad at me for playing truant.
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My father was angry/mad about my absence from lessons.
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-I don't have homework, because... -Don't tell stories, I know you are just lazy.
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fasten seat belts, buckle up
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inexplicable, unexplainable
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bore, borne. This trend was borne out multiple times in different fashions.
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front/rear crash/collision
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wzbraniać się przed zrobieniem czegoś start learning
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Conservatives balk at the thought of increasing taxes.
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ledwie powstrzymać się od zrobienia (czegoś) start learning
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stop short of doing (sth.) During an argument, I stopped short of insulting my mom.
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simplify - upraszczać Schools should facilitate and promote physical activity for students.
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in conjunction/combination with Balanced diet, in conjunction/combination with physical activity and an appropriate amount of sleep, can improve your health drastically.
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The accused was found guilty of embezzlement.
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The police caught the smugler red handed.
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uprawomocnić, legitymizować start learning
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The scientist validated the results through repeated experiments.
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Although this law was enacted a long time ago, it is still extant and applies to citizens.
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The soldiers were stationed at a remote outpost in the desert.
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zarówno w sensie fizycznym jak i przenośnym (np. o osobie) start learning
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The school has rigid rules about attendance.
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extraterrestrial - pozaziemski
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sticky, viscous, adhesive
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giętki, elastyczny, rozciągliwy start learning
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pliable, flexible, elastic
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nevertheless, nonetheless
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cleary, obviously, evidently explicitly, notably She was clearly/obviously/evidently/explicitly/notably irritated with her brother, since he was late for an important appointment again.
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Although this law was enacted a long time ago, it is still extant and applies to citizens.
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groundbreaking, world-shaking At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, many groundbreaking discoveries were made.
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The witness confirmed that he had seen the accused in the vicinity of the scene.
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come to pass, happen, take place Recognition of Palestinian statehood has now come to pass/happened.
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alongside, beside - obok That means a safe and secure Israel along with/alongside a viable Palestinian state - at the moment we have neither.
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viable, doable, feasible, manageable viable - (również) rentowny
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Four criteria for statehood are listed in the 1933 Montevideo Convention. Palestine can justifiably lay claim to two: a permanent population and the capacity to enter into international relations.
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For the Palestinians themselves, their longed-for state consists of three parts: East Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
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Even a cursory glance at a map shows where the problems begin.
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shore - wybrzeże, brzeg (jeziora, morza)
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East Jerusalem, which Palestinians regard as their capital, has been ringed with Jewish settlements.
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East Jerusalem, which Palestinians regard as their capital, has been ringed/surrounded with Jewish settlements
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ustanowić (regulacje, zasady) start learning
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establish - (również) zakładać, tworzyć (np. spółkę) But as if all this wasn't enough to fix, there's a fourth criterion laid down/established in the Montevideo convention that is needed to recognise statehood: a functioning government.
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benchmark - kryterium, miara (sposób oceny czegoś) pl. criteria. But as if all this wasn't enough to fix, there's a fourth criterion laid down/established in the Montevideo convention that is needed to recognise statehood: a functioning government.
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sprawować kontrolę/władzę nad start learning
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exercise/wield control/power over The Minister of Finance exercises control over the country’s economy.
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rozejść się, oddalic sie od siebie start learning
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That's 77 years of geographical separation and 18 years of political division of the West Bank and Gaza Strip: a long time to drift apart.
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Palestinians are cynical about their leadership and pessimistic about the chances of any kind of internal reconciliation.
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przenikliwy/przeszywający ból start learning
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acute/sharp/agonising pain
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He tossed his clothes around the room while looking for his shirt.
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powlekany/pokryty (czymś) start learning
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chocolate-coated biscuits. The pan is coated with a special non-stick material.
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approximately - około hung-hung. Children were hovering/hanging around the kitchen, hoping for some cookies.
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rozwijać (np. bandaż, linę) start learning
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unwind, wind down, relax - zrelaksować/rozluźnić się
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jeść coś szybko i łapczywie start learning
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colloquially The kids chowed down on pizza after the game.
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runąć w dół, gwałtownie spaść start learning
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surge - wystrzelić w górę, gwałtownie wzrosnąć The company's shares plummeted after the scandal.
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supposed, alleged, purported, ostensible His ostensible/supposed/alleged/purported reason for being late was traffic, but I think he overslept.
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ignore - ignorować We shouldn’t disregard early symptoms of a possible disease.
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miserable - nieszczęśliwy
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We strive/endeavour to make our customers happy.
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kajdany (również przenośnie) start learning
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handcuffs - kajdanki (w sensie dosłowny) He broke free from the shackles of oppression.
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discount, underestimate, understate underestimate - (również) zbyt nisko oszacować
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The government attempted to nip the riots in the bud before they spread throughout the whole country.
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plaga, zaraza (szkodników lub pasożytów) start learning
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locust - szarańcza (1 owad)
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np. skóry, gardła start learning
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irritation - (również) irytacja
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The company shall notify the person in question of its decision.
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upośledzony immunologicznie start learning
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(również) słomka (do napoju)
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inherent in, intrinsic to Risk is inherent in/intrinsic to all forms of investment.
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dostatecznie dużo (czegoś) start learning
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There's ample room for your things in the other room.
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przeciwstawić się, sprzeciwiać się start learning
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openly - otwarcie Plenty of citizens openly defy the new law aimed at restricting freedom of speech.
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start learning
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np. o chorobie, charakterze, klimacie start learning
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gentle - delikatny, temperate, clement - łagodny (klimat)
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They hurried/were in a hurry to catch the plane.
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She rushed to/for the meeting.
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dział (np. w sklepie, w firmie) start learning
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There are reports on/accounts of heavy fighting near the border.
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crucial/essential/vital for, indispensable to crucial - (również) kluczowy The reconciliation process between conflicted countries was hard, but crucial/essential/vital for/indispensable to the peace.
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forgoing in favour of - zrezygnować z ... na rzecz... He forwent doomscrolling in favour of being productive.
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zająć się (czymś), stawić czoła (czemuś) start learning
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The government is tackling unemployment with new policies.
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Seeing a deer on the road, he started braking.
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Please write down a legible signature below.
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zostać wydalonym (ze szkoły) start learning
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get expelled (from school)
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start learning
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lenient sentence/punishment/teacher
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The team scraped through to the finals after a tough match.
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retain, keep, maintain, preserve She retains/preserves/maintains her accent even after many years abroad.
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dosłownie i metaforycznie Water in this region must be purified before it becomes drinkable. start learning
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disturbing, unsettling - niepokojący
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by a factor of two, two-times Hybrid sales have jumped three-times/by a factor of three.
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I expect that EV demand is going to drop off pretty precipitously/steeply.
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pozostawać/odstawać w tyle start learning
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figure - (również) postać
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demand - popyt
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względnie, stosunkowo, relatywnie start learning
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relatively, comparatively Analysts say EVs sales in the US has been slowed by comparatively weak government support for the sector.
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She nudged/poked him to look at the painting.
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portray/present/depict/cast as The speech portrayed/presented/cast the issue as a moral obligation.
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fraud, deception, scam, con job scam, con job are informal
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wyrównać (np. wiedzę), zrównać (np. z ziemią) start learning
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Parts of this castle have been levelled to the ground. By the end of the first half of the game, they leveled the score.
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(również) zakopcić
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It was a gigantic swath of ground torn up by boars.
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napchany, przepełniony (czymś) start learning
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The schedule is crammed with meetings.
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completely, absolutely, entirely, totally, downright, altogether altogether wytępuje na końcu zdania The project was entirely/totally/downright successful. The project was successful altogether.
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discontented/unhappy with with
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long-tongued - plotkarski
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inexcusable, unforgivable
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niekompatybilny/niezgodny z start learning
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Freedom of speech is incompatible with censorship.
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disagreeable, unpleasant, unfreidy
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indecisive, undecided, hesitant, doubtful doubtful - (również) wątpliwy
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inflexible - nieelastyczny (również o osobie)
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nietowarzyski, antyspołeczny start learning
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altruistyczny, bezinteresowny start learning
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altruistic, unselfish, selfless
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przejść do zrobienia czegoś następnego kolejny etap, krok start learning
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After finishing school, she went on to study medicine.
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enrol on/sign up for a course
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zapaść w śpiączkę/wyjść ze śpiączki start learning
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fall into/come out of a coma
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boring, boresome, dull, mundane
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peace - spokój, pokój
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wynagrodzenia należne artystom za korzystanie z ich artystycznych wykonań / utworów start learning
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charge royalties - otrzymywać tantiemy
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It's under discussion whether caffein is safe for kids.
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sprawić, by ktoś poczuł się jak w domu start learning
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A comortable bed makes me feel at home.
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take pride in, pride oneself on be proud of - być dumnym z My cousin takes pride in/prides himself on finishing Doom within half an hour.
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dig (dug-dug) - kopać
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She plunged into her work after the holidays.
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np. o cenie, temperaturze start learning
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dip - (również) zamaczać
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withdraw from, shy/back away from, back out of
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spiskować przeciwko (komuś) start learning
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This group of extremists was conspiring against the president.
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overcame-overcome. Overcome fear/stress/problems
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degrade, relegate, demote supervisor - kierownik, przełożony He was demoted from supervisor to an ordinary worker.
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arbitralnie, bez uzasadnienia określa decyzję lub wybór, który nie opiera się na jasnych zasadach czy argumentach, a jest po prostu narzucony przez kogoś, kto ma władzę. start learning
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Nothing in the universe happens arbitrarily.
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I always admire how audaciously/boldly he approaches new people.
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She fell down, hence the cast.
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firmly, strongly, emphatically Emphatically is more emotional and expresive. It's not used in practical instrucions. In case of an emergency, break the glass and push the bar down firmly/strongly.
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repeated, repetitive, recurring, recurrent She had to deal/struggle with recurring/recurrent/repeated/repetitive pain every night until her doctor’s appointment.
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Dogs were domesticated as they were helping humans to fend off carnivores.
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bez przerwy, nieustannie, nieprzerwanie start learning
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nonstop, incessantly, uninterruptedly
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dosłownie start learning
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symoblise, represent - oznaczać, symbolizować (metaforycznie) Red light denotes 'stop'.
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Hang on! - Poczekaj! hung, hung. He hung on to the rope tightly.
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duvet - kołdra
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ustąpić (w jakiejś sprawie) start learning
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(również) poruszyć się The government won’t budge on the new law.
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The USA was licking its lips at the prospect of wielding control over the world's press.
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spin - (również) kręcić się, wirować Modern art permits each person to put their own spin on it.
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She has a whimsical sense of style.
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quaint/charming cottage/village
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seize, grab, grasp, snatch He seized/grabbed/grasped/snatched my hand and led me to his room.
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It's becoming mundane that in every old, film the police outwit the criminal.
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dosłownie i metaforycznie start learning
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Strict rules stifle creativity.
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make out/spot (sth.) - dostrzec (coś) He could just make out her silhouette in the dusk.
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z emocją, strachem lub desperacją start learning
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The child clutched his mother’s hand.
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zaściankowy sposób myślenia brak otwartości na inne poglądy, kultury, idee start learning
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The house is well insulated against cold. He grew up insulated from the harsh realities of life.
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fatal illness/disease - śmiertelna choroba
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She doesn't think we live in an enlightened society.
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However you look at it, this decision was a mistake.
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spend - wydawać (pieniądze)
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He jerked me and I fell down.
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alokować w, przeznaczać na start learning
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The majority of the budget was allocated to research and development.
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The microphone amplifies your voice. Social media can amplify misinformation.
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strengthen - wzmacniać The teacher reinforced the new grammar rule with examples.
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get out of control - wymknąć się spod kontroli The police had to intervene in the fight before the situation got out of control.
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regarding, in/with regard to, concerning, in relation to With regard to/in relation to/regarding/concerning yesterday's conversation, I'd like to remid you about our resolution.
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The Yukon Quest is a ten-to-fourteen-day dog-sled race across the coldest wastes of North America.
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The temperatures can drop to –62°C, when the harsh winter sets in.
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sparsely populated/settled
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The poachers were caught hunting deer in the national park.
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superior, overarching, paramount Safety is an issue of paramount/superior/overarching importance.
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The Yukon Quest creates an interdependence between dogs and human.
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There are plenty of claimants to the title of master, but he is the most legitemate one.
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He accidentally knocked over a cup of coffee.
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It really put me off eating sushi.
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the number is engaged/busy
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rodzina jest ważniejsza niż ktokolwiek inny start learning
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blood is thicker than water
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move, relocation, removal removal - (również) usunięcie
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After receiving the test results, the patient headed over to a specialist.
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marszczyć się, falować się start learning
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The water surface rippled afer a stone fell into the lake.
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nurture - (również) pielęgnować (np. roślinę)
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enclosure, attachment - załącznik
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This decision is still haunting him and doesn’t give him peace.
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I couldn’t believe I had met the author of the novel in the flesh.
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She was drop-dead gorgeous in the wedding dress.
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Did the cat get your tongue?
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scaredy-cat (potocznie)
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graveyard shift (potocznie)
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rotted, rotten, spoilt, spoilt. The fruit starts to rot/go bad/spoil in the sun.
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kochać kogoś całym sercem start learning
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love sb. to the moon and back
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came, come, arose, arisen. Unexpectedly, a problem with the computer came up, which interrupted the presentation.
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showed, shown. He turned/showed up late at his wedding.
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There’s an iceberg dead ahead/in front of us!
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The poet penned several famous sonnets.
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work alongside/together with
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conclusion, inference - wniosek Can you infer/deduce/conclude anything substantial from the text?
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She falsely passes passes herself off as a nutrition expert.
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zobaczyć coś przez chwilę start learning
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catch a glimpse of, glimpse He caught a glimpse of/glimpsed the car before it turned the corner.
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Can you glance over my essay and tell me what you think?
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since then, ever since/after
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be tied up/busy with, be up to one's eyes in She’s tied up/busy with preparations for the conference. Shr's up to her eyes with preparations for the conference.
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He was looking at the miracle in/with disbelief.
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amazement, astonishment, surprise
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nieostrożność, lekkomyślność start learning
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carelessness, recklessness Carelessness/recklessness is intrinsic to/inherent in the character of juveniles.
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intimately - (również) intymnie intimately/closely related/linked/connected
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stick to - trzymać się (np. planów, przekonań) clung, clung, hung, hung. He clings/hangs on to the hope that she will come back.
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rein in, curb, restrain, hold back rein in, curb, hold back, limit - ograniczyć He couldn’t rein in/curb/restrain/hold back his anger any longer.
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came, come. The contract comes to/totals over 2 million dollars.
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zwykle coś negatywnego lub nieoczekiwanego start learning
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expedite - przyspieszyć (np. proces) The crisis was precipitated by years of corruption.
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za sprawą którego, na mocy którego start learning
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whereby, through/by which share - akcja, udział An accord was signed, whereby the enterprise would take 40% of the shares.
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szczególnie, w szczególności start learning
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particularly, in particular, notably, especially notably, clearly, obviously, explicitly, visibly - wyraźnie
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key, crucial, pivotal, critical
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wave - fala
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Several food companies vie/compete for domination in the market.
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solve/resolve a problem/a mystery/a task
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miltifacated issue/approach
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I see a convergence/confluence between their views.
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contact lens - szkła kontaktowe
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The doctor was accused of medical malpractice.
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A new mechanism was created whereby the data will be encrypted automatically.
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repulsive, repllent, off-putting His behaviour towards his colleagues was so repulsive/repellent/off-putting that most people avoided him.
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The authorities are trying to rein in the outbreak of the epidemic before it spreads to other regions.
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endeavour - (również) staranie, wysiłek
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held, held. In June 2016, a referendum was held in Britain regarding the country's membership in the EU.
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carry out/conduct an experiment/investigation/reasearch
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delicious, tasty, scrumptious, yummy
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light, bright - jasny
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pull over - zjechać na pobocze
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gregarious, sociable, outgoing
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short-tempered, quick-tempered
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wyluzowany, niefrasobliwy nie przejmuje się kłopotami i nie myśli o możliwych negatywnych konsekwencjach swoich działań start learning
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be the life and soul of the party
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sprawić, by ktoś poczuł się swobodnie start learning
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myśleć nieszablonowo/kreatywnie start learning
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think outside the box/creatively
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start learning
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full of oneself, conceited
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w konkretnej sytuacji start learning
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shy, timid - nieśmiały
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start learning
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impressive, larger than life
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start learning
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dwelt, dwelt. They dwell in a small cottage by the river.
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start learning
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The architect envisioned/imagined a modern city full of green spaces.
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start learning
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The frog lost one of its appendages during the experiment. The small town became an appendage of the nearby city.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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We need to concert/agree our plans.
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pełne/częściowe wyżywienie start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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displace, replace - zastępować Fast-developing AI can displace humans on the labour market.
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start learning
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hit/bang/knock on the head
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start learning
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The shocking news prompted/treiggered an immediate investigation.
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znokautować, pozbawić przytomności start learning
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start learning
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zaimponować/oczarować kogoś (czymś) start learning
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impress/enchant/dazzle sb. with The company tried to impress/enchant/dazzle customers with flashy advertisements.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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They arranged to pull down the old railway station.
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start learning
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I don’t know how she manages to put up with/tolerate his constant complaining without losing her temper.
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start learning
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told, told. The student was reprimanded/told off for playing truant.
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start learning
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start learning
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remains, remnants, detritus
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start learning
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start learning
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dispersed, scattered - rozproszony, rozsiany
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start learning
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come round, regain consciousness
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start learning
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start learning
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A certain crustacean latches onto the Greenland shark's eye, damaging them to the point of complete blindness.
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przyczepić się do kogoś/czegoś start learning
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A certain crustacean latches onto the Greenland shark's eye, damaging them to the point of complete blindness.
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start learning
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Let me give you a hint to jog your memory.
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start learning
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short story - opowiadanie
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start learning
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łamać sobie głowę/rozważać start learning
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rack one's brains/puzzle over I’ve been racking my brain over this problem all day.
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start learning
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He is not so smart as it may seem/appear.
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start learning
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Schools in Poland are usually named in honour of prominent people.
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start learning
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start learning
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attend - uczęszczać na I have to sit in/be present at my family dinner, even though I don't want to.
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start learning
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work practice/placement, traineeship
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start learning
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I really appreciate people with I can have a laugh with.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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The data from this research is relatable to the current trends in the industry, making it highly relevant.
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start learning
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undermine - osłabiać, podkopać (np. wiarygodność, autorytet) The manager’s inconsistent decisions compromised/undermined his authority. Don’t compromise your principles.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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Her lecture was so mesmerising that the students didn't even notice the time passing.
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start learning
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fall for sb., fall in love with sb.
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być szaleńczo zakochanym w kimś start learning
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be madly in love with sb.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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godny uwagi, wyróżniający się start learning
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She received a promotion because of her remarkable work ethic and dedication.
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start learning
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It was a incredible coincidence that they met again after 20 years.
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start learning
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He comes from a distinguished family known for generations of public service.
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start learning
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The scientist received an award for his exceptional contribution to medicine.
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start learning
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start learning
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He is one of the most prominent figures in modern literature.
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start learning
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They spent a wonderful weekend hiking in the national park.
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start learning
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The palace interior was so magnificent that everyone kept taking photos.
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start learning
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Her new dress looks absolutely gorgeous on her.
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start learning
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(również) wielki
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start learning
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The theory is popular among/with experts in the field.
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start learning
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feature - (również) cecha facility - (również) obiekt What features/facilities will the new version of this program provide?
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start learning
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in order to, so as to, in a bid to The company reduced prices in order to/so as to/in a bid to regain market control.
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start learning
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The executive is going to conduct a review of the employees' projects.
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start learning
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manager - kierownik, menedżer
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wywodzić się z, pochodzić od start learning
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start learning
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get along/on well with sb.
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zdać ze świetnymi wynikami start learning
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start learning
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-I don't see it. -Tilt your head a bit to the left.
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start learning
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deceptively, misleadingly, delusively, illusively
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wykrzywiony, powykrzywiany start learning
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a contorted facial expression
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start learning
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remember/see vaguely/dimly
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(również) zemdleć The outline of the car was faint in the dense fog.
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start learning
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frail china/porcelain/health/hope
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start learning
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bent, bent. She bent low/crouched down over the table, analysing even the smallest details.
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start learning
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A slight smile flickered across his mouth before he sobered up again.
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wzdrygnać się (na widok czegoś) start learning
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He always flinchs at the sight of blood.
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start learning
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z zainteresowaniem, zdumieniem lub zachwytem start learning
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track of time - poczucie czasu She was gazing at the horizon/skyline, entirely losing track of time.
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start learning
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The child was trying to spot something, peering in the dark.
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gap, crack, hole - szpara She peeped through a gap/crack/hole in the door to see what the adults were doing.
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start learning
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start learning
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(również) szlak Stick to our trail and everything will be fine.
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start learning
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The teacher admonished the students to be quiet.
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start learning
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A slight smile flickered across his mouth before he got serious/sobered up again.
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start learning
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divert attention away from By concentrating their marketing on some of their collections that may indeed be genuinely eco-friendly, manufacturers divert attention away from their other collections that definitely are not eco-friendly.
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start learning
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fell, fallen. As consumers, it’s important to be informed so we don’t fall for greenwashing tactics.
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start learning
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filmowy, literacki, muzyczny start learning
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start learning
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genuine - autentyczy earnest belief/attempt/tone/intention
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start learning
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substantial, generous, hefty, hearty
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start learning
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frank, candid, straightforward
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start learning
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I will be blunt about it...
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start learning
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Why are you staring at me?
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miłość od pierwszego wejrzenia start learning
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love at first sight/glance
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umiejętności, zdolności, potencjał start learning
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(również) wystawiać (np. eksponaty) He exhibits exceptional musical abilities.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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The cat moved in a stealthy way.
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start learning
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weed out, get rid/dispose of We need to weed out/dispose of unqualified applicants.
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start learning
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The government is trying to eradicate corruption.
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odchylenie od normy, zasady lub oczekiwanego stanu rzeczy start learning
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być szkodą dla, działać na szkodę start learning
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be the detriment to, work to the detriment of Using your phone late at night is a detriment to/works to the detriment of your sleep quality.
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start learning
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hung, hung. The program hangs/crashes every time I click this button.
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start learning
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start learning
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People often flinch from taking risks, although it can bring them enormous benefits.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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(również) źródło
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insoluble - (również) nierozpuszczalny
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start learning
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raise/increase/force up the costs
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start learning
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availability, accessibility
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start learning
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"throw a spanner in the works"
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start learning
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obstacle/hindrance/impediment to The financial crisis is a major impediment to job creation and growth.
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start learning
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sample, probe - próbka
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trudny okres, niedostatek start learning
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start learning
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zrobić dobre wrażenie na (kimś) start learning
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My dad forgot about my parent's wedding anniversary and it didn't go down well with with my mom.
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start learning
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crept, crept. The cat crept up on the bird.
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start learning
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start learning
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abruptly, suddenly, all of a sudden, out of the blue
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start learning
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start learning
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flock of birds/sheeps/goats
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wiosłowa, żaglowa lub z silnikiem start learning
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film, piosenka, książka, gra, produkt start learning
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blockbuster - hit kinowy
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start learning
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The damage caused by the earthquake was beyond reckoning.
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start learning
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start learning
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exclusive, select, upscale
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osoba wchodząca bez pozwolenia na cudzą posiadłość start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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potocznie
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start learning
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polubić się z kimś od razu start learning
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Do you think you’ll click with your new flatmate?
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start learning
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gradual, progressive, incremental
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start learning
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Our experience essentially/basically shows that free trade is a good thing.
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start learning
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start learning
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osoby wyższej rangą start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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nice, pleasant, agreeable, likeable
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start learning
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Her research furthered/advanced our understanding of the disease.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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talker, public speaker, orator
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stanąć w obronie (kogoś/czegoś) start learning
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start learning
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support, assistance, backing backing, endorsement - poparcie
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start learning
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bigotry, fanaticism, zealotry
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start learning
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(również) fabuła
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start learning
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came-come. In 1964 the first Civil Rights Act came into effect.
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spotkać się z uznaniem wśród start learning
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strike/touch a chord with struck-struck. The new healthcare reform struck/touched a chord with the majority of the population.
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start learning
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start learning
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feel strongly/have strong feelings about She feels strongly/has strong feelings about animal rights.
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start learning
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(również) niepewny, ryzykowny
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start learning
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kind, good-hearted, warm-hearted, kind-hearted
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start learning
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odezwać się (w jakiejś sprawie) start learning
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spoke-spoken. She decided to speak up about the problem during the meeting.
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wyróżniający się taktem – umiejętnością zachowania się odpowiedniego i niewywołującego konfliktów start learning
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start learning
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sympathetic, compassionate
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start learning
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zebrać w sobie odwagę, żeby start learning
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pluck/screw up the courage to She plucked/screwed up the courage to speak in front of the whole class.
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ześlizgnąć się, poślizgnąć się start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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sancutary - sanktuarium
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start learning
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być na siłach, żeby coś zrobić start learning
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Are you up to helping me move this heavy table?
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start learning
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(również) porządy, przyzwoity
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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The crowd pushed through the narrow entrance.
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wpatrywać się/patrzeć uważnie start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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unusually, uncharacteristically
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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Nobody likes him because he always wants to boss people around.
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start learning
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well-behaved - (również) dobrze wychowany
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start learning
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got-got. My grandma never got the hang of how to use her computer.
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start learning
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have a go at, go for, give (sth.) a try Why don't you have a go at/go for playing tennis?
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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peaceful life - spokojne życie
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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Without clear intention, he got himself into this miserable situation.
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start learning
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The Polish economy was left in shambles after the demise of the communist system.
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start learning
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start learning
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The Ukrainian government is in dire straits after the corruption scandal came to light.
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(prawnie) odpowiedzialny za start learning
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Who will be liable when AI contributes to someone being hurt?
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start learning
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persuade (sb.), talk (sb.) into - namówić (kogoś) The salesman coaxed her into buying a more expensive model.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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np. pogoda, wiadomość, doświadczenie start learning
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awful, terrible, horrible
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np. pogoda, rana, smak, zapach start learning
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(również) niegrzeczny
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moralnie np. polityka, przestępstwo, zachowanie, niesprawiedliwość start learning
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The international society condemned the regime for its odious practices.
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rozwiać, (np. wątpliwości), zdementować (np. plotki, mit) start learning
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dispel doubts/rumours/a myth. Her explanations were meant/intended to dispel all doubts regarding the legitimacy of the firm's actions.
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start learning
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The electric wire dangling from the ceiling posed a danger to the workers.
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start learning
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start learning
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The media lambasted the minister for his contentious statements.
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start learning
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groundbreaking - przełomowy Signing the treaty was a momentous event for the entire region.
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wszystkie zasoby (majątek) posiadane przez osobę, firmę lub instytucję start learning
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start learning
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probability, likelihood, odds The odds are that the negotiations will fail.
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start learning
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start learning
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